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Real Time, Time Series Forecasting of Inter- and Intra-State Political Conflict
by
BRANDT, PATRICK T.
, SCHRODT, PHILIP A.
, FREEMAN, JOHN R.
in
Analysis
/ Analytical forecasting
/ Arab Israeli relations
/ Arab-Israeli conflict
/ Bayesian analysis
/ Forecasting
/ Forecasting models
/ Forecasts
/ Game theory
/ International Conflict
/ International conflicts
/ International relations
/ Israel
/ Markovian processes
/ Modeling
/ Palestinian Authority
/ Palestinian people
/ Palestinians
/ Point forecasts
/ Political conflict
/ Probability forecasts
/ Regional conflicts
/ Regression Analysis
/ Statistical forecasts
/ Time series
/ Time series forecasting
/ Time series models
/ Uncertainty
/ Vector-autoregressive models
2011
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Real Time, Time Series Forecasting of Inter- and Intra-State Political Conflict
by
BRANDT, PATRICK T.
, SCHRODT, PHILIP A.
, FREEMAN, JOHN R.
in
Analysis
/ Analytical forecasting
/ Arab Israeli relations
/ Arab-Israeli conflict
/ Bayesian analysis
/ Forecasting
/ Forecasting models
/ Forecasts
/ Game theory
/ International Conflict
/ International conflicts
/ International relations
/ Israel
/ Markovian processes
/ Modeling
/ Palestinian Authority
/ Palestinian people
/ Palestinians
/ Point forecasts
/ Political conflict
/ Probability forecasts
/ Regional conflicts
/ Regression Analysis
/ Statistical forecasts
/ Time series
/ Time series forecasting
/ Time series models
/ Uncertainty
/ Vector-autoregressive models
2011
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Real Time, Time Series Forecasting of Inter- and Intra-State Political Conflict
by
BRANDT, PATRICK T.
, SCHRODT, PHILIP A.
, FREEMAN, JOHN R.
in
Analysis
/ Analytical forecasting
/ Arab Israeli relations
/ Arab-Israeli conflict
/ Bayesian analysis
/ Forecasting
/ Forecasting models
/ Forecasts
/ Game theory
/ International Conflict
/ International conflicts
/ International relations
/ Israel
/ Markovian processes
/ Modeling
/ Palestinian Authority
/ Palestinian people
/ Palestinians
/ Point forecasts
/ Political conflict
/ Probability forecasts
/ Regional conflicts
/ Regression Analysis
/ Statistical forecasts
/ Time series
/ Time series forecasting
/ Time series models
/ Uncertainty
/ Vector-autoregressive models
2011
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Real Time, Time Series Forecasting of Inter- and Intra-State Political Conflict
2011
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Overview
We propose a framework for forecasting and analyzing regional and international conflicts. It generates forecasts that (1) are accurate but account for uncertainty, (2) are produced in (near) real time, (3) capture actors' simultaneous behaviors, (4) incorporate prior beliefs, and (5) generate policy contingent forecasts. We combine the CAMEO event-coding framework with Markov-switching and Bayesian vector autoregression models to meet these goals. Our example produces a series of forecasts for material conflict between the Israelis and Palestinians for 2010. Our forecast is that the level of material conflict between these belligerents will increase in 2010, compared to 2009.
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